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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-02
EVEN THE KICKERS
NOT PLEASED WITH GOVERNOR WILSON'S
APPOINTMENTS.
A Number Of Them Evidently DisappOVs- President
Price Stll Defying in the Law Nine in
Regard 10 an Extra SessiOn-Fhe
Opinion at Washington.


Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, March THAT
the appointment Of Lucas to succeed SEN
stOr Camden is not at all satisfactory to a
number ofthe anti-Camden Democrats, is
quite evident.
One gentleman who has taken quite an
interest in the Senatorial contest and who
was opposed to Camden, expresses the
the opinion that had he had the appointing
OF Senator he would not have appointed
Lucas Us it might appear from such an
appointment that the fight against Camden
was made on his behalf.
Lucas will remain here until after the
fourth of March.
The question as to whether the Legisla-
ture at n called session can elect United
States Senator is receiving considerable at
tentiOn from those yersed in the law.
President Price says that he would not
attempt to give an opinion upon the sub
sect without thoroughly examining the
questions involved. He has been looking
up cases and preeedents during the last
few days and expects to give the matter q
very careful consideration between now
and April ~ he will be compelled to de-
eide the question at called session.
lam informed that Governor Wilson is
OF the opinion that no business can be
transacted ut the called session, but such
rs may be specified in the call.
President Price will remain here until
the last of the week.
The Journals of the two houses of the
last days proceedings are quite vOlumin-
Gus, the joint assembly proceedings being
very interesting.
MIR. EENNA ENPECTED.
Senator Henna and family are expected
home Sunday.
Senator Morris is still here lOokingaiter
his lumber interests.
Major Anderson and wife will leave for
home tomorrow or next day.
County Clerk GOShOrn, who has heen
80 seriously i'll for the past three or four
months, is able to he about again. He
charges his serious illness up to the bad
plumbing in his new house and has en-
tered suit against the Charleston Gas Light
Company for $40, 900 damages.
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MIR. KENNA EXPECTED.
Will Probably Not He Seated.

Special telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, March There seem.
to be q question as to whether Mr.. Lucas
the gentleman appointed by the Governor
of West Virginia to fill the vacancy in tn,
Senate caused by the expiration OF Mr.
Camdens term will be allowed to take hi,
seat.
1t is claimed that the vacancy is not
such 4 one as is contemplated by the Con,
stitution of the United States, and there.
fore the Governor has no right To make
the appointment There are precedentS
both tor and against which apply to the
ease, hut it il claimed that the Democrats
Of the Senate are committed against the
seating of a Senator in a case wherein the
circumstances are claimed To he parallel to
the present West Virginia complication.
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In the House.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 1.-The
House met at 10 o'clock in continuance OF
Mondays session.
On motion of Mr.. Belmont, of New
York, the Senate amendmendments 10 the
Diplomatic and Consular appropriation
bills were non-concurred in and a confer
ence ordered.
On motion Of Mr.. Townshend, of Hi
nois, the bill making appropriations for
the payment of Mexican pensions was
taken up and passed. ut appropriates
g., 800, 600 for the remainder of the current
fiscal year and $4,000, 600 for the next fs'
cal year
Mr.. ParpOn, of Illinois, submitted the
conference report on the bill restricting tG
American citizens the ownership Of real
estate in the territories, and it was agreed
tn.
Mr.. Wills, of Kentucky, presented the
conference report on the River and HarbOI
Appropriation bill, and on demand Of An
deTson, of Kansas, the bill was read IL
full, consuming over an hour of time. The
report states that the Senate increased
items in the House bill to sum aggre
eating 81, 150, coo.
This was reduced in eOnferenc to 81 ,59e,
SOS The Senate added % new items az
gregating 81, ,0l5, 900, which was reduces
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LAST EVENINGS TALK
At the Y. NJ. e. Association ny Mr.. Charles
Burdette Hnrt.

At the Y. NC. Association ny Mr.. Charles
Burdette Hart.
The interest in the course of practical
talks given at the Young Mems Christian
Association Rooms is increasing yisibly,
and last evening a large audience OF young
gentlemen, among whom the various pro-
fessiQps were amply represented, assembled
to listen to the third of the series, which
was by Mr.. Charles Burdette Hart, of the
MtcIiigcnccr, who took for his topic
"A Citizen of the Republic"
Mr.. Hart consumed three-quarters
of an hour in his talk, and
the interest manifested by hi.
listeners did not lag for "A moment. Al.
though his topic spread over a rather
broad area it was well constructed and en-
tertaining and was delivered in the gen
tleman's well known fluent aud polished
style.
lie began by speaking OF the divine origir
of all governments tOnching on the nd
vantages Ofrepublics, and the growth of the
American Republic from the thirteen colo
| nltS W IhCl WtI' ltS loHiudlIoH DIothH, W
to the present time, when il stands out a,
the greatest country in the world. fit
urged the young men to always tax.
an interest in politics and work
for the interests of country nj
heart, thus perpetuating our republic, up
building il and increasing it's power and
prosperity. To do this every young man
should show his virtue aud courage, and
identify himself with political party.
On account of lack Of space u fair idea OF
the speakers remarks cannot be given,
but the appreciation of his hearers fully
testified 10 their interesting and instructive
nature. The next talk will he given on
Tuesday evening next by DIR. 7. q. Ed
wards, his subject being Man a. Ma
chine"
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TWENTY LIVES LOST.
AN AWFUL DISASTER on THE T0NBIGBY
RIVER,
In Alabama-Ths Steamer Gardner Burned Near
Gainesville and Twenty Persons Lose Their
Lyes-Lia Of the the Dead-Large
Amount Of Cotton Burned

MOBILE, ALA, March 1.-The steamer
W. H. Gardner, one OF the largest boats
plying on the Tombigby river from Mo,
bile, was burned this afternoon three miles
below Gainesville, Sumpter county, Ala
bama. Captain F. S. Stone telegraphs to
the Register from Epes, Alabama, that the
boat is total loss, together with AGA bales
Of cotton. The
LOSS OF LIFE
is very large, as follows:
S. c. Blackman. julie Rembert and two
children, Mrs. w. T. Rombert and three
children, Theodore L. Graham, G. Rutel
(colored), John Bryant, steward, Greer
Junkins, Henry Ford, Hayward Hudson,
L, Lindsey, Virgil Jones, Amos Harris,
and three unknown persons
Mrs. Rembert was wife of the clerk and
part owner of the boat, and lived in Mo.
bile. The remaining whites were passen-
gers living in the upper Tombigby district.
No details Of the cause and progress of the
fire have been received.
The Gardner was built five years ago for
the TOmbigby trade. She was owned by
+. S. Stone, Side Coleman and W. T. Rem
bert, and was valued at So, 900. She was
fully insured. The cotton was insured in
local companies for So, 900.
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AGAIN MAKING READY.
R0UNANIA ACTIVELY MAKING PRgPARA'
fI0NS FOR WAR.
An Attitude Of Strict Neutrality 10 Be- haiataissd-
To Decide al the Last Moment Whether b
Side With Russia or Not-Gsn-
sral Foreign Dispatches

BUCHAREST, March LIN official circles
here an attitude Of the strictest neutrality
is favored whatever may be the turn OF
events, but il is admitted that Russian
troops may cross Pruth before the Rouma-
nian government receives warning. Pre-
mier Bratiano adheres to the policy Of
keeping Roumania free, in order to enable
the government to decide at the last mo-
ment whether TO side with the Central
European powers or with Russia Arma-
ments are being completed in readiness for
mobilization. The government has ordered
large quantities Of hospital and ambulance
material. One Thousand extra workmen
are employed in the arsenal getting artil-
lery and ammunition ready. A commission
will start for England Tomorrow 10 pur-
chase topedo boats.
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DIDN'T MATERIALIZE.
scheme of the New Jersey Republicans
TO Break the Albeit Ranks.

Scheme of the New Jersey Republicans
to Break the Albeit Ranks.
TRENTON, n. j., March 1.-The joint
meeting of the Legislature assembled at
noon to-day. On roll call all were present
A ballot for United States Senator was
then taken, and the result occasioned some
surprise.
Thirty-five Democrats stood firmly
by Albeit as in the previous
ballot, Ibut the Republicans in
evident pursuance of the caucus action,
divided up among Sewell, Phelps, Bedle
and Rays The last two are Democrats
and they were voted for with the purpose
of trying to break the Albeit column.
The ballot stood as follows: Albeit, dem. }
80, Sewell (Rep) "a, Bedle Dem 3,
Erastus Potter Labor 2, Ludlow Dem.
/, Rays Dem Z, Phelps (Rep.) 3, Colby
(Rep.) l. Five Republicans voted for
Bedle and five for Rays. All the Republi-
cans voted.
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WHEELING w. VA WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH

section G, Of chapter %, of the Acts Of
1856, entitled an Act relating to corpora
tions for the mutual relief and protection
of their members insuring lives on the as
sessment plan, prohibiting the granting oi
policies to persons over IS years Of age, re-
Quiring certificates from the Auditor TO be
issued to said companies before they may
do business in the State and requiring Ger
tain other provisions
s. h. No. 10l.-To amend and re-enact
chapter G52 of the Acts of 1S39-40, OF the
general assembly Of Virginia, rs amended
and re-enacted by chapter 272, of the Acts
of 1866 OF the general assembly of Yir-
ginia and as further amended and re-enact-
ed by chapter lS7 of the Acts Of ls59-60 OF
the general assembly of Virginia, amend.
ing the charter O. the city of Wellsburg.
S. Il. No. l02 10 relieve certain cor.
porations from forfeiture or cessation OF
their corporate rights and privileges.
S. B. No. 1ls-To change the name OF
''The West Virginia Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb and Blind" to that oi
THE West Virginia School for the Deai
and the Blind" and TO amend and re-
enact sections and IL, of chapter al, oI
the Acts of 1871.
s. b. No. 1910 regulate the working
ventilation and drainage Of coal mines in
this State, to provide for the appointment
of mine inspectors, and to repeal chapter
20, of the Acts OF 1883.
S. h. No. ..l46--AuthOrizing the Auditor
10 pay certain claims allowed aud certified
10y circuit courts, for keeping lunatics out
of the iails.
S. i. No 159-To amend section 33 o
chapter 80 of the Acts Of 1915, a. amended
by chapter 81 of the Acts of 1881, beinl
an act TO amend the charter of the city oI
Charleston.
s. b. 160, Providing for the submission
of the proposed amendment Of section 46,
of Article VI, of the Constitution Of tn,
State to the voters thereof, for ratification
or rejection
s. b. Isl, Providing for the submission
of the proposed amendment to section l3
of Article ILL.,, OF the Constitution Of the
State to the voters thereof, for ratification
or rejection"
The hill relates to the submission of the
Prohibition amendment.
HOUSE BILLS.
II. B. No. To amend and re-enact
sections ,, II, Il and IL, of chapter l57 OF
the Acts of lSs2, amending and re-enact-
chapter l3j of the Code, allowing one year
in which record may be printed where a
case has been dismissed by the Supreme
Court for failure To print. This bill was
vetoed by the Governor.
C0afiuUr2 ON Third pd19
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The River and Harbor Bill.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The changes
made in the River and Harbor bill, as com,
pared with the measure passed by the Sen
ate, are with two exceptions reductions.
The principal items changed stand as fol-
lows in biz adopted by the House:
Harbors-$225, 900, Buffalo, New York
s., ZOO, Dunkirk, New York; $75, 600, Erie;
Sl7, 900, Baltimore; $4,000, Cleveland;
$1,000, Huron; so, 900, Sandusky, Ohio.
Rivers -SlG5, 600, Great Kanawha, West
Virginia.
The conference report on the River and
Harbor bill has been adopted by the Sen
ate. The bill now goes TO the President
for SIGNATURE.
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n,... ara solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system reg,
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stimulant, will always nnd Eleet,c n.'-
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Tcfupded. Sold at fifty cents oo''ie oS
Logan & Co,
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GOm Among 'Em.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 1.-The
National Council of the National Union
League, met this morning at the Ebbit
House. The following officers were
elected: President, Gen. Charles II. Gros,
venOr, of Ohio; Vice Presidents, W. Z.
Chandler, New York; c. A. Boutelle,
Maine; James Snegley, Pennsylvania
Nathan Gofi, West Virginia; J. Z. O'Hara
North Carolina; l.. C. Houck, Tennessee
L. X. Bruce, MiSsisSippi; Thos. Il. Rich,
Maryland; Lewis Mckenzie, Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-02

THE usual treatment of eatarrh is very
unsatisfact ory, as thousands of despairlng
patients can testify. On this point a
trustworthy medical writer says: Proper
local treatment is positively necessary tc
success, but many, if not most Of the rem,
edies in general use by physicians, afford
but temporary benefit. A cure certainly
cannot be expected from snutfs, powders,
douches and washes" Ely's Cream Balm
is remedy which combines the important
requisites of quick action, specific curative
power, with perfect safety and pleasant
ness to the patient.
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Advice Ia Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription of one
of the hest female nurses and physicians
in the United States, aud has been used
for forty years with never failing success
hy millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
incalculable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrh~a, grip
Ing in the bowels, and wind collie. By Civ
ing health to the child it rests the mother.
Price 25c "A bottle
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Most Excellent.

!. J. Atkins, Chief of Police, Knoxville,
Tenn, writes: My family and are ben
ehrlIries of your most excellent medicine.
DIR. Kings new discovery for consumption,
having found it to be all that you claim
ioT u, desire To testify to u virtue. Inc
friends To whom have recommended II
praise it at every opportunity.
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Cnnsump-
ton is guaranteed 10 cure Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Group, and every al
fiction of Throat, Chest, and Lungs.
Trial Bottles free at Logan & Co. $ Drug
Store. Large Size 81.
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Turpie's Seat.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The action OF
the Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections this morning, in reporting back
Ahe credentials of David Turpie, is said to
have no significance, but was taken in
accordance with continuCus line of pre-
eedents. 1t is understood that when Mr..
Turpie at the next session presents himself
10 be sworn in a protest will be entered
aud that the contest will then begin. No
s.ss has been received from. Indiana that
additional papers in the case are to be sub
mitted
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Gond RcsnIts in Every Case.

d. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with a severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many RENE
dies without benefit BEING induced to
try Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. did 81 and was entirely cured
by use of few bottles. Since which time
he has used il in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with hest results. This is the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan X Co. 5 Drug
store
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in conference to 1857, 500. The total oI
the original House bill was s., 459, 80.
The total OF the bill as it passed the
Senate was $40, go, $50, and as it comes
from conference is So, 9l9,0 900.
The conference report was agreed to-
yeas III, nays SO.
APPROPRIATION BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. Holman moved to suspend the rules
and put upon its passage the legislative ap,
preparation bill as amended by the Com
mittte of the Whole-as far rs considered
by that bOdy-and with certain other
amendments indicated by him. Agreed,
13S to Al.
At the evening session large number
Of bills were passed authorizing the con-
struction of bridges, among them the fol-
lowing: Across the Missouri river at Kan
sas City and at Omaha. The House then
adjourned.
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MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT

By the West Liberty Cornct Hand.
At an early hour on last Friday night
the hall OF the State Normal building nj
West Liberty was filed TO its utmost ca
pacity by highly respectable and appre-
ciative audience, there being at least five
hundred people present, who had, despite
the bad condition of the roads aud dark
ne.s of the night, assembled from the vii.
Iagc and surrounding country 10 listen 10
the iirst musical performance in public by
the West Liberty C0rnet Rand. This hand.
which was organized only few months
ago, consists Of seventeen members under
the leadership p Of John Burke, Of Ciaysviilr,
Pa, an accomplished musician, and who
as an instructor IN unsurpassed Ia his pro
lessiOn. The professor, accompanied by
his lady. WAS present on that oozsion, aud
lc-l the band in fine style. In connection
with the musical lentfriaiDmeni,i two highly
amusing dramatic pieces were presented,
in the performance OF which soIne mem
bers Of the band and several young ladies
aud gentlemen Of the village participated.
Several popular pieces were played by the
band. which, in point oi musicai talent,
would not have proved unworthy Of older
and more experienced musicians.
Programme Of exercises. FIRST perform
ance, "Box and Cox" Characters Mis-
Georgia Mcfarland as "Mns. Bouncer;'S.
y. Gardner A. "Mr. Cox Joe Young m
"Mr. Box"
Second performance, Better than Gold"
Charscters rs-Mi-s CaIlie Curtis as "Ani,ie
Garfield" Mrs Laura Young ~ "Mn.
Garfield" Miss Bird Curtis n "Jenne
joy" Miss Addis GanIDcr ~ "I,elle GaI-
dom" A. n. Biggt ~ Peter Percbant;;" =.
=. Garder m "Gilbeit Murdoch" II. u.
I4azear as Dick Gordon" e. ID. Kyle ~
Tom Payson;" VIII Bonar ~ "As"
servant
We pay no unmcritrd tribute 20 the
performances in saying that the persons-
ton Of characters wsp without . single en-.
ception ably sustained. The thanks Of
the band are rendered 10 the young ladies
and gentlemen who tOok part IN the eIr-
cise-; also 10 the committee 0n donation,
and especially 20 Miss Lila Sawtell, who
took such an active part in soliciting oo1.
ulDutlOns. we UuSt ubt stbit htutioutub
the munifeent liberality Of the people Of
West Liberty and vicinity In furnishing
our supper table with deIicscies ~ we'll NJ
substantial viaDds, Of which at least two
hundrrd persons partook without exhaust
ing the supply. The generosity Of COR
patrons will never be forgotten. IL will
rebound to tbfir credit n eyincing the
proyerbial liberality Of wct yirgiDian..
our warmest thanks are dne The Erecu-
tive Committee for the ne Of the building,
and to Prof Armstrong Cor bis courtesy in
giving mp Tor our accommodation at noon
GU Friday the hall and Ieetarc room.
Last. though not least. must he mentioned
the ladies who superinteDded tbs arrange
ments for supper. Their courtesy and ui-
tiring efforts on that occasion are worthy
OF all prise We are happy To slate that
the utmost good order prevailed through
ont the evening Al the conclusion oi
supper the audience retired 10 their bopes
highly pleased with the exercises Of The
evening.
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slip on the Panhandle.

SlssCtA IttEgruHg 10 tS R'JtdsT.
WELLsBURG, March l. The recent
rains caused bad slip on the p, C. & St.
l.. hallway about one-half mile south OF
Wheeling Junction, in Brooke county.
The track sank about seven feet. The
sliding earth covered the county road to q
depth of eight or ten feet. The railroad
company built a track above the slip and
trains are running aS usual.
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a Girl Seriously Burned.

Special Tjisgrum 70 he Register.
wELLsBURG, W. VA, March IA
daughter Of Michael Malay was seriously
burned on yesterday. The accident was
caused by heI clothing catching fire at the
CRATE. The girl is about thirteen years old.
Her recovery is doubtful rs she is severely
burned.
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Catarrh 1. Not a blood disease.

No matter what parts it may fually Of,
iect, catarrh always starts in the head, and
belongs to the head. There is no mystery
about the origin of this direful disease. II
begins in neglected cold. One OF the
kind that is sure to be better in q few
days" Thousands of victims know how
1t Is by sad experience. Ely's Cream Balm
cures colds in the head and eatarrh in al
Is stages. Not a snuff or a liquid.
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BuekIen's ArnIea sslye,

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1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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Hundreds PPrishsd.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-Advices by
the steamer Goelye from Hong Kong state
that Chinese junk going from Hainon TO
Siam WAS recently wrecked OFF the SOctray
coast. Out of six hundred passengers anu
crew aboard only six are known TO have
escaped.
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Reyolutiou I'm Silistrls,

LONDON, March l.-Dispatches received
here from Sofia say that the troops Of the
garrison Of Silistria revolted yesterday
evening and pronounced against the
regency. Troops are marching TO Silistria
from Rustchuk, Vsrna and Shumla TO
quell the mutiny.
Mr.. Grekof aud Mr.. kaltcheff, mem
hers Of the Calgarian delegation who visit
ed the various European Governments,
have arrived nj Sofia from Constantinopic,
which was the last city visited by them
during their tour. They state that the
Porte's attitude toward regency is en-
couraging
The Prince Of Wales has arrived In Lon
don. He is well and hearty.
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Tn. T. so rvnres. Extending.

BALTIMORE, Nh, March lit Is otll-
ciAlly stated that the Baltimore and Ohio
EvpreSs Co. has formed connection with
thr Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad, by which their business can he
extended over 400 miles Of her territory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-02

M,y pork advanced So per barrel in
Chicago yesterday under the influences OF
q "crruer,' creating much temporary eN-
,r.m,nt. which was speedily allayed by
a.. prices resuming a downward tendency.
Nuho,iy appears willing to own the pattern
iry oi the corner" but that it = ashrewd
y.I-iur Is not doubted.